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At Antmicro we are often faced with the challenge of designing video processing devices with a low power and physical footprint. This usually implies using an FPGA for implementing repeating pipelined operations necessary for...
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The Xtensa architecture, originally from Tensilica (now part of Cadence), is the base for a family of licensable, configurable cores, enabling easy customization.
This is especially useful in certain applications such as...
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At Antmicro we work with a large variety of FPGA chips, starting from very large FPGAs we’re using for prototyping ASIC systems, to super small, resource constrained devices to be deployed at the very edge.
One of such devices...
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The growing cost and complexity of advanced nodes, supply chain issues and demand for silicon independence mean that the ASIC design process is in need of innovation. Antmicro believes the answer to those challenges is bound...
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Building on top of the flexibility that was the original premise of Renode, our open source simulation framework has for some years now been used for pre-silicon development, architectural exploration and hardware-software...
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Development of Machine Learning algorithms which enable new and exciting applications is progressing at a breakneck pace, and - given the long turnaround time of hardware development - the designers of dedicated hardware accelerators...
